Disclosure of interest by members of the Court

In force

If the Court is constituted of, or includes, a member who has a pecuniary or other interest that could conflict with the proper performance of the member's official functions in proceedings before the Court, the member—

(a)

must disclose the interest to the parties to the proceedings;

and

(b)

must not take part in the proceedings or exercise powers affecting the proceedings—

(i)

if the Senior Judge of the Court directs the member to withdraw from the proceedings; or

(ii)

if a party to the proceedings does not consent to the member hearing and determining, or participating in the hearing and determination of, the proceedings.

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